Journal of Cultural Economy

2008 - 2026

Current editor(s): Michael Pryke, Joe Deville, Tony Bennett, Liz McFall and Melinda Cooper

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Volume 19, issue 4, 2026

Ruling by valuations: market-making, and property assessment in data-scarce occupied East Jerusalem pp. 509-529

Uri Ansenberg, Oz Gore and Dean Pierides

AI as justification devices: wellbeing and the datafied world in the Chilean context pp. 530-548

Martin Tironi Rodo, Diego Rivera and Matias Valderrama

Building a local currency: elaborating, maintaining, and redirecting values through tensions pp. 549-572

Mickael Peiro, Jeremy Aroles and Edward Granter

Indie interdependence: collaborative community economies of local music and craft beer pp. 573-589

Guy Redden and Shams Bin Quader

Rethinking financialisation of development: the case of impact investments in Tanzania pp. 590-601

Elisabeth Fosseli Olsen

Critique by economization: a spatial struggle between surfers and a ‘good economy’ pp. 602-620

Daniel Nordstrand Frantzen and Julia Kirch Kirkegaard

Traditional banks go digital: how incumbents are shaping digital financialisation in Brazil pp. 621-638

Pedro Mouallem

Material consequences: the return of inflation and the value of price indexation pp. 639-654

Alexander Paulsson

Who can see the men behind the curtain? pp. 655-656

Susannah Crockford

Criticism and schizophrenia pp. 657-659

Amin Samman

Paranoid Finance, Paranoid Media, Paranoid Readings pp. 660-663

Emily Rosamond

More trouble than previously thought pp. 664-667

Fabian Muniesa

Volume 19, issue 3, 2026

Do ethnographers make markets? Cultural economy after collaboration pp. 375-390

José Ossandón and Gustavo Onto

The new new economic sociology – the market intervention test pp. 391-411

José Ossandón and Trine Pallesen

Collaboration as exposure: ethnographic knowledge in economic policy pp. 412-430

Gustavo Onto and Viviane Fernandes

Leaning in or falling over? Epistemological liminality and the knowledges that make a market pp. 431-444

Susi Geiger and Nicole Gross

Interventions and dissonance in industrial research: dressing the emperor in new clothes? pp. 445-460

Marianne Stang Våland, Trine Pallesen and Camilla Hedegaard Møller

Ethnographic interventions and thought paradigms at a governmental revenue service pp. 461-475

Lotta Björklund Larsen

Symposium on ‘Do ethnographers make markets?’ pp. 476-489

José Ossandón, Gustavo Onto, Daniel Beunza, Eugênia Motta, Philip Roscoe and Don Slater

Michel Callon (1945–2025): A life with passion for economies pp. 490-498

Koray Caliskan and Alexandre Mallard

Failure by Design: The California Energy Crisis and the Limits of Market Planning pp. 499-505

Sebastian Koth

Marketing science fictions: an ethnography of marketing analytics, consumer insight, and data science pp. 506-508

Addie McGowan

Volume 19, issue 2, 2026

Global warming as investment climate: green tech and the translation of needs pp. 171-186

Robert Dorschel

Tending the infinite garden: organizational culture in the Ethereum ecosystem pp. 187-202

Paul Dylan-Ennis and Ann Brody

Monetary autonomy and heteronomy: the limits of monetary theory’s performative power and the possibility of reimagining global monetary governance pp. 203-222

Camilo Andrés Guevara Castañeda

Socio-technical arrangements, commercial banks’ power, and central banks: the rebuilding of the payment card system in Israel pp. 223-240

Keren Borenstein-Nativ and Daniel Maman

Between data, faith and activism: ambivalent professional performances generating social finance pp. 241-259

Tanushree Kaushal

Digital exclosures: carving spaces of autonomy within technological enclosures pp. 260-277

Kelsie Nabben, Primavera De Filippi and Jessy Kate Shingler

Troubled ontologies: an economisation approach to climate risk and its politics pp. 278-301

Matthias Taeger and Daniel Beunza

Making vaccines investable in preclinical vaccine R&D pp. 302-320

Katharina T. Paul, A. Pichelstorfer and D. M. Zhikharevich

From neoliberalism to compliance capitalism? A view from global supply chains pp. 321-326

Jatin Dua and Stuart Kirsch

Compliance capitalism and global supply chains pp. 327-338

Stuart Kirsch

Supply-chain alienation and constructive counter-movements pp. 339-343

Biao Xiang

Car production supply chain regulations: On the gap between the global and the local pp. 344-351

Alejandra González Jiménez

Post-neoliberal bananas pp. 352-355

Alyssa Paredes

Pacific dialogue (talanoa) at the International Maritime Organization pp. 356-361

John Fatuimoana Kautoke and John Taukäve

Regulating logistics: compliance capitalism or compliance environmentalism? pp. 362-368

Christiaan De Beukelaer

Conditions of emergence for compliance capitalism: competition, climate, and the politics of future-oriented valuation devices pp. 369-373

Kiri Olivia Santer

Volume 19, issue 1, 2026

The glass is half empty: the pessimistic mood in (post)COVID-19 pandemic neoliberal academia pp. 1-18

Thais França

Entertaining the stock market and speculative communities: South Korea's television-financial complex and Kakao's March of the Ants pp. 19-33

Bohyeong Kim

Rendering transparent and opaque: the materiality of green, social and sustainability bonds pp. 34-50

Abbie Yunita

Body, beauty, enrichment: Theorizing the rise of the cosmetic industry through Boltanski and Esquerre's framework of enrichment pp. 51-67

Robert Dorschel and Anne-Mette Hermans

Anticipating green hydrogen futures: exploring the socio-material production of a new clean fuel pp. 68-85

Tomás Ariztía and Tomás Undurraga

Sensuous Abstraction: hip-hop, money and the popular pp. 86-100

Paul Rekret

(Re)Inventing influence: valuation and justification in the influencer marketing industry pp. 101-117

Arturo Arriagada and Matías Valderrama

Assembling UK–India relations through the cultural and creative industries pp. 118-134

Navtej K. Purewal, Eleanor Newbigin and Tajender Sagoo

Investing in meaning: justifying card game collecting in an age of frictionless consumption pp. 135-150

Suzanne Abrahamse, Michaël Berghman and Julian Schaap

The human in the digital Gesellschaft pp. 151-153

Michelle Jackson

The Ordinal Society pp. 154-155

Hatim A. Rahman

The order of things beyond Foucault and our categories to make sense of it pp. 156-158

Juan M. del Nido

From the subprime to the premium, from California to fascism? pp. 159-166

Julien Migozzi

Tales of light and darkness: a response to comments on The Ordinal Society pp. 167-169

Marion Fourcade and Kieran Healy